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The leading providers of Islamic Counselling Services in the Surrey area.
At Surrey Mosque we know how important it is for Muslims to have an Islamic perspective in counselling hence why we offer a holistic approach to your wellbeing, which includes looking at ones faith, culture as well as family dynamics.
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Improve your mental health or Marital bliss through our self help guides covering, Islamic counselling, anxiety, depression, Trauma or tips on improving yourself or your relationship.
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Mental Health encompasses our emotional, psychological social and spiritual well being. It influences how we think, feel and act. Common Mental health problems include, anxiety, panic attacks, OCD, waswas, Bipolar, Trauma, Bereavement, Abuse.
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Our therapeutic team consists of highly qualified and experienced Muslim counsellors who are committed to providing therapeutic support to the public and private sectors.
For many in the Muslim community, mental health challenges intersect with cultural, spiritual, and religious values.
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A Muslim therapist (or Islamic counselling) provides a safe space to address anxiety, depression, relationship issues, or trauma while respecting Islamic principles like tawakkul (trust in Allah) and sabr (patience).
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Family counselling is either for individuals or certain members of the family who have been affected. Our counsellors also use their Mediation skills where necessary to bring family members together and it has and continues to work well.
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Muslim Mental health, an empowering resource dedicated to addressing the unique mental health needs within the Muslim community.
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We all experience stressful times in our lives and sometimes it can feel a bit too much. No matter how hard we try, we feel unable to cope and we may feel depressed and anxious. Your doctor may have prescribed medication. A combination of medication and counselling often works very well.
Proud to be serving hundreds of Muslims in Surrey